In England, on March 19th, 1899, Charles Cheers Wakefield has founded a small enterprise, C.C. Wakefield & Co. for production of oils and lubricants. After 10 years, he mixed mineral and castor oils and received a new product, which he later named Castrol. This is the history of origination of brand-name Castrol, which today, is identified as the highest quality oil.

Castrol’s reputation was built up through numerous achievements and victories. Cars, using Castrol oil, had broken World records 23 times! The most distinguished event was the speed record of Andy Green, from October 15th, 1997. Green was the first person to break the sound barrier on land and reached 763.035 mph (1227.99 km/h), the first supersonic record, with his racing car, Trust SSC.

Castrol offers lubricants for virtually all domestic, commercial and industrial applications Castrol is a world leader in production of high quality oils and technical liquids. Castrol has 120 years-long history and it supplies oils to automotive, motorcycle, railway, naval, machinery, mining, metal and aerial industries. Castrol is widely used for industrial applications and in professional sports.

Today, Castrol oils and lubricants are produced in Castrol factories in Europe and sold worldwide through its dealer network in over 150 countries.

GT Group LTD is an official dealer of Castrol in Georgia, since 2001 and it imports the Castrol lubricants and oils, exclusively. In 2005, GT group receives a dealer status for Castrol products, in Armenia and in 2007, for Uzbekistan.

Since 2003, GT Group has been awarded with “Big tax payer and importer” diplomas and nominations, in the category of oils and lubricants, seventh year in the row. These facts justify customer satisfaction with GT Group services and the confidence of the market to the quality of Castrol products.

Castrol oils are used by numerous auto-giants, as Land Rover, Jaguar, Honda, Renault, Subaru, Nissan, and Ford, as engine oil for “initial filling”.

Castrol is more than just oil. Castrol products fully correspond or even exceed, the requirements of that are established for commercial and special vehicles.